What job would have a take home pay of approx £5k a month?

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I’ve been trying to work something out and just wondered - what sort of job/career makes that’s sort of amount (5k per month / £60k per year actual take home amount)

They are very unlikely to get any job that pays them £5k each from the get go. These kind of salaries require training, a trade or degree, and about 10 years worth of experience.
however, if they need £5k together, then that is much more achievable

I have 20 years experience, a relevant degree and am a Snr Director in Clinical Development. Salary is £110k and my take home is a bit over £5k. My role requires fairly specific qualifications so not something you can walk off the street and do!

Medical doctor- fellow or consultant level

IT project/program managers can earn that. I remember earning just over £5k a year when I first started working full time!

What nurse is TAKING HOME 60 grand?

I think the fact that there are 3 adults in the house makes 5k a month household take-home pay very achievable. They would only need to be earning around 1.6-1.7k each take-home

Prostitution

Not sure about 90k but my friend is a senior nurse. She’s on 90k

But they don't want to do that because then they'll need to factor in 3 lots of childcare

5k per month 12months of the year is exactly 60k take home.

Here in ireland that would be Software Engineer, Accountant , engineering manager in med tech. Junior consultant MD.
Aldi store managers gross upto 92k so close but not quite there And area manager would get there I think. Would need minimum 110 gross to clear 60k take home. Everything after 75k gross is taxed to the nose. Would take home max 40% of anything over 75k gross.

I find this post quite bizarre; young couple; 2 kids a couple of GCSE’s & A levels between them but neither want to work?
so why the fucking hell are you asking for salaries that have e a take home pay of 5 grand a month? If they can’t motivate themselves giving them jobs they could train for to earn that kind of money really won’t motivate them; it sounds like they’re quite happy on benefits & sit on their backsides whilst we all slog our guts out for them.

Average salary for a dentist

5k per month 12months of the year is exactly 60k take home.

Four members of my close family earn that or more - one is a middle manager for a big online company (she earns the most at £150k), another is a smaller dept director at a pharmaceutical company, another is a civil engineer, and the last one is a programmer but based in London so earns more than other areas of the country perhaps. I am a specialist in my field and in a senior role but in the public sector so I earn a pittance in comparison, but would be on about 95k for the same role in the private sector which would be roughly equivalent to £5k take home pay.

Fluffer on porn films.

Loads of corporate jobs in central London. Most of my team in finance are on that or more.

For a take home of 5k per month you’d need a salary of about 90-100k, approx 1/4 to 1/3 of a gross salary goes to tax, NI and pension contributions.

New York City.

https://www.indeed.com/career/registered-nurse/salaries/New-York--NY

I know three city lawyers, under 40, who earn much much more than that and then get bonuses. They work incredibly long hours.

Bricklaying - a brickie can earn £80k a year with graft. Check out NHBC bricklaying apprenticeships. I work for them - it’s an accelerated programme and excellent earning potential. It’s for all ages, not just teenagers.

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I take home just over £5k after tax and pension and I’m a board level director on approx. £115k.

It's mad all of these super senior people only earning £5k a month take home pay.

My husband pays his labourers £1k a week.

The woman who does my nails takes home £4k a month - and she doesn't work full time.

As people have already said, bricklayers earn more.

All goes to show, you're better off doing a trade these days.

Thanks for this, I thought I was going mad! Someone who has no idea (sorry) advising others who have no idea. You don’t just walk into a £100k role. I’d also suggest that if they don’t have the wherewithal to do this research themselves then they aren’t going to thrive in the kind of role that pays £100k as it very likely won’t be a nine to five one. Well not initially. Obviously a trade or skill perhaps not in an office would be different.